 What is Federal Witholding? |
Anyone want to explain it?
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Okay, so my older sister is a doctor and her federal witholding is $35,712.09 . How much of that does she actual get back? She is single, no ... |
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 Don't have a "JOB" so do I need to file taxes? |
| I do under the table work so that I am able to be a stay at home mom. I clean bathrooms (for family & friends), as well as a lot of computer work, make resumes, baby sit, tutoring, things like ... |
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 DOES ANY ONE HAVE IDEA ABOUT A LIMITED COMPANY, WHO MAKES PAY ROLL FOR AGENCY Workers? |
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i am a health professional working in NHS through the agency. I am working for my agency but my pay roll being made by a limited company, they charge me 27.50 per week. even if i work 8-1... |
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 Is it a good idea to send in copies of receipts for large purchases with my tax filing? |
| I am a private software/hardware contractor trying to save money on my taxes. I bought about $3000 worth of stuff on December 30 and 31st of 2006 so that I could write them off of my 2006 taxes. (W... |
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| Has anyone received thier stimulus check from 6/20? |
| My last 2# are 60 and i got the letter saying it will be mailed by the 20th of june. My real question is that the irs website still says it is scheduled to be mailed on 6/20 and its 6/23. Has anyone ... |
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 The IRS says I do not qualify for a rebate check? |
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 Gordon Brown. Financial guru or Fiscal zero ? |
This was on the front of my homepage.
Thought it might make for interesting discussion !... |
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 My wife and I own half of our house and another family member owns the other half. If they gave us their share |
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 What is the benifit to have a pan? |
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what is the benifit to have a pan card?
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 Where's my refund irs? |
| gave me the 29th as when to expect my refund now it gives me an error why? It was accepted the 13... |
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 I received a check from a de-lotto stating that i won. WHAT SHOULD I DO? |
| ON JUNE 20TH I RECIEVED A CHECK IN THE AMOUNT OF LIKE $4,820.00 IN THE MAIL IN MY MOM'S HOUSE IT STATED FOR ME TO CALL AND THEY'LL INSTRUCT ME WHAT TO DO. I CALLED AND THEY STATE IT WAS A $4... |
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 Can i claim my 16 year old daughter on my taxes? |
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Quint B | I have not file my taxes for three years....the last time i did they reached in and took my return for a stude |
nt loan.... i would like to file these myself with this years return...how do i do it without getting hit by my student loan....how i do it online myself.....how do i get all my money back owed to me without a penalty....if at all.....details please....little money to get this done and on track |
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Heather P
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Typically, they only take money out for student loans that are if default. If you start paying back in monthly payments before you file your returns, then you may get around it. Then again, they may go ahead take some because of your unsatifactory payment history.
My advice, start making an effort to pay it off now. If they do end up taking your returns and applying it towards your loan, count it as a big chunk of your debt paid for free.
Debt comes back to bite you in a$$ constantly, so try to clear as much of it up!! (<-- Personal Experience)
Good Luck!! |
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Rock Candy
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If you still owe, they will still take. That's it, they do it. You can't avoid it. |
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Doctor Deth
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if you don't pay off the student loan, they will continue to intercept your refunds - if you wait more than 3 yrs to file, you lose your refund, so file and pay your loan - if you owe the money, you won't get "it all" back. period. - just go to a tax prepare with your w-2's for those years, etc |
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Judy1
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If you still owe, they'll still take any refund. And not filing for the last few years, if you had refunds coming, wasn't smart - if you had filed they'd have taken the refund, but at least that much would have been paid on your loan, this way you still owe it. |
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jizzy
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Unfortunately there is nothing you can do when it comes to the gov;t taking your refund and applying it to your student loans. My advice is to file all those 3 past year returns anyway, this way at least you get to pay off some student loans and you will be able to get your money next time.
What type of returns do you have? What type of forms and what deductions do you use if any?
I may not help you with the gov't keeping your money, however if you want I can help you get larger refunds if possible, and help you to pay off the loans faster this way. Let me know. |
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v b
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If your 2004-2006 tax returns have refunds on them, file.
Even if the money is applied to your student loan, it's better than having the refund forfeited to the national debt. |
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daoco
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Yes, they took your refund for your student loan and will do so again until you have paid it off. Why do you think you have a right to shirk your responsibility and not pay your debts? |
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JOANN
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Even if you do your taxes yourself, they will still take the money you owe for your student loan. Can't get away from not paying it. |
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wartz
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If your previous refunds were offset to delinquent student loans, you are shooting yourself in the foot by not filing subsequent returns. Refunds will be offset as of the date the returns are processed which for later years are years later than they should have been. You will be charged interest until the offset date so it is in your best interest to file the returns even if you are not going to see the refunds. |
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